Does Lingual Orthodontics Affect Speech?

Yes. When you are talking, your tongue touches the back of your teeth to make specific sounds. Considering that brackets are fixed to the back of your teeth when the lingual orthodontics are placed for the first time, it can influence your speech.

How Often Do You Need to Visit the Orthodontist During Lingual Orthodontics Treatment?

Lingual orthodontics require adjustment and tightening every four or six weeks, however, you need to visit your orthodontist sooner for more examinations.

What Foods Should We Avoid During Lingual Orthodontics Treatment?

Some foods such as popcorn, nuts, and sticky and hard foods should be avoided because they can damage your lingual orthodontics.

How Long Does Lingual Orthodontics Treatment Take?

The length of the lingual orthodontics treatment varies depending on the patients. In most of the patients, it may take from one to two years, but in severe cases, it may take more time to complete.

Does Lingual Orthodontics Cost More than Ordinary Fixed Orthodontics?

Lingual orthodontics costs more than labial metal brackets. Due to the fact that they are custom-made and manufactured in dental laboratories. These brackets are customized to fit your teeth. However, there are ready-made brackets that can be used for every patient, but they cost more than ordinary fixed brackets.

How Do Lingual Braces Move Teeth?

Lingual orthodontics exert more pressure on your teeth, which can cause the periodontal membrane to stretch and compress and the teeth to become loose. Afterward, a new bone will be formed around the teeth and place them in a new position.

Can I Clean My Teeth Properly with Lingual Orthodontics?

Yes. However, you should spend more time keeping your teeth clean. After placing the lingual brackets on your teeth, we will explain the proper brushing and flossing techniques to you.

Can Lingual Orthodontics Correct Overbite Problem?

Orthodontics is the most effective and common treatment choice for correcting the overbite. They exert pressure on the teeth and move them and position the teeth in ideal locations and correct overbite problems.